Theory of Levels of Emotional Development: Multilevelness and positive disintegration

action activity adjustment aggression anxieties appear approach arises aspects attitude authentic autonomous awareness becomes begins behavior Chapter characteristic conception concern conflict consequence creative Dabrowski death developmental differentiation direction disintegration distinct dynamisms elements emotional empathy example excitation exclusive existential experience experienced expression external factor fear feelings forces forms frequent functions growing growth hierarchy hierarchy of values higher level highest human ideal identification increase individual inferiority inhibition inner psychic instinct intellectual internal intuition lack laughter leads less Level III level of development lower levels magic manifested means memory ment mental milieu moral multilevel negative objective observe one's oneself operate organization overexcitability periods personality personality ideal physical play positive positive disintegration possible primary integration primitive principles psychological reality realization reflection relation relationship responsibility result role sense sensitivity sexual smile social strong structure syntony theory thinking tion transformation understanding unilevel universal values